rose hip

rose hip

rose hip

What are other common names?

• R. acicularis Lindl.

• R. cinnamomea L.

• R. rugosa Thunb.

• Rosa Alba

• Rosa canina

• Rosa canina L.

• Pink centifolia

• Rosa damascena

• Rosa gallica

• Rosa lutetiana

• Pink pomifera

• Rosa provincialis

• Rosa rugosa

• Rosa villosa

• Apotheker Rose
• Brier-Früchte
• Cynorhodon
• Cynorhodons
• Kynosbatos
• Heckenrose (R. canina)
• Heckenrosenfrüchte
• Hagebutten von Hunden
• Fruit de l’Églantier
• Gulab
• Haw
• Heps
• Hüfte
• Hüftfrucht
• Hip süß
• Hipbeeren
• Hipberry
• Hüften
• Hopfenfrüchte
• Persische Rose
• Phool Gulab
• Pinke Rose
• Poire d’oiseaux
• Rosae pseudofructus mit Sperma
• Rose de Provins
• Rose des Apothekers
• Rose Haw
• Rose Hep
• Hagebuttensamen
• Hagebutten
• Rose Rouge de Lancaster
• Hagebutte
• Hagebuttensamen
• Hagebutten
• Rosé der Provence
• Satapatri
• Satapatrika
• Shatpari
• Wildschweinfrüchte
• Églantier

What is this product used for?

Rosehip is a natural source of vitamin C. There is no information to support the use of rosehip for health problems.

What precautions should be taken when taking this product?

• Always consult your doctor before using any natural product. Some products may not mix well with medications or other natural products.

• This product may interfere with some laboratory tests. Be sure to talk to your doctor about this and any medications you are taking.

• Be sure to tell your doctor if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. You need to talk about the benefits and risks of using this natural product.

• Be especially careful if you are allergic to rose bushes or flowers.

• Be especially careful if you are taking blood thinning medications. These are medications such as warfarin, heparin or enoxaparin.

What should I pay attention to?

• stomach pain

• gas

• rash

When do I have to call the doctor?

• Signs of a very bad reaction. These include wheezing; chest tightness; Fever; Itching; bad cough; blue skin color; seizures; Swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat. Go to the emergency room immediately.

• Very bad loose stools

Date of last review

April 13, 2022

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